New Haven High School - Mirage Yearbook (New Haven, IN)

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pirit Of Homecoming ' 87 Enthusiasm Is Shown Throughout Homecoming Events Spirit week, the parade, Fowder Puff game and pep session gave students a ctiance to I was impressed witli the spirit and enthusiasm people showed in giving support to our undefeated team during Homecoming weel . break away from the rou- tine of school life. The week started with Dress-Up Day. Tuesday was a day of comfort as most students came in pjs. l.U. and Purdue battled it out on Wednesday, which was Fa- vorite College Day. Al- though the weather was not suitable for summer, stu- dents still came in beach- wear on Thursday. On Fri- day, students showed their Bulldog Spirit by wearing purple and gold. Another event was the float and banner competi- tions. The seniors won the Banner Competition with their theme, We the Stu- dents of riHHS, Declare the Bulldogs Forever Victori- ous. The Junior class received first for their float, Bull- dogs Will Rise Above the Rest. All the long and hard work put into our float paid off when I found out we won the competition, stated Amy Melcher. The Powder Puff game was played on Wednesday night, following the parade. This gave the girls a chance to show their stuff with live action football. The Junior- Freshmen team won the game. Molly Turner scored the only touchdown of the game by a hand off from quarterback, Beth Parker. The enthusiasm added con- fidence after the touch- down, carrying the team to a 6-0 victory. The winning team was coached by Troy Hoffer, Paul Zurbuch, Mike McFieal, Jason Parent, Todd Fletcher and Jason Lance. The Senior Sophomore team was coached by Ken Bamhart, Gary Fox, Troy Fritcha, Pete Hoffman, Brad Lepper, Mike Dennis, Trey Holcomb, Denny Kem, and Todd Kirkton. Fans enjoyed the Powder Puff game and also the en- tertainment from the sexy male cheerleaders. They were Reid Wise (Rita), Rob Moyer (Roberta), Ray Colg- lazier (Ramona), John Stewart (Buffy), and the win- ner of the Miss Irresistable Contest, Brent Gillenwater (Muffy). At the Beginning it was very embarrassing, but to- wards the end it was fun and 1 really enjoyed dress- ing as a cheerleader and putting make-up on, ex- plained Brent Gillenwater. The combination of spirit week. Powder Puff and the parade created a high level of enthusiasm. All this made the week successful, carrying over to another Bulldog success. • Kim Trahin We the Seniors Seniors Jodi Phillips and Jenni Teter were among the many who put effort and time into construct- ing class floats in which the sen- iors placed second with the theme, We the Students of MHHS, De- clare the Bulldogs forever Victori- ous. photo by Angela Mye ' •T»U«D«E-ri»T«L»I«F»l 14 = J

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The tradition endures Mewly crowned queen. Heather Clark smiles for the camera during the annual homecoming pep ses- sion. Heather was voted queen by the senior class. Dogs victorious again Successful football is not only achieved through practice, but also in the game. Senior quarter- back. Ken Bamhart looks to hand off the football to an open team- mate. photo by Angela Myers Lockeroom talk continues When the football game conclud- ed, Ray Colglazier and Marc Bar- rientos discussed many aspects of the game. Seniors Rob Moyer and Brent Qillenwater relax and pre- pare to leave the stadium. Best man for the job One annual event of homecoming is the pep session. At the pep ses- sion, football coach Jim Kirkton receives a flower for good luck at the big game. S ' T ' U ' D ' E ' n ' T ' L ' I ' F '

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Pretty Young Men These lovely ladies show some leg and spirit during the Powder Puff game. This annual event of the guys dressing as cheerleaders is always a big hit with the crowd. Flaying the Game Powder Puff gives giris of MHHS a chance to play their ovm game of football. After three days of two- hour practices the girls were in the spotlight. The freshmen and soph- omore team won the game with a score of 7-0. Coach ' s First Experience Listening to a coaches instructions is very important when playing on a team. Junior LeeAnna Luther, from the winning team, takes time to listen to Coach Hoffer ' s advice on running the ball. Club Spirit The clubs added spirit to Home- coming by participating in the pa- rade. Steve Spieth was the repre- sentative for the German Club ' s float. The theme for their float was Brewing the Tigers. •T»U-D-E»n«T«L»I»F»